Egypt gives TikTok three-month ultimatum as creators brace for tighter regulations
- Egypt's telecoms committee has called for TikTok to change its moderation practices within three months.
- The directive was issued during a meeting with TikTok Egypt's CEO and the head of the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.
- TikTok has agreed to tailor its content to align with Egypt's socio-cultural norms.
The increasing governmental oversight on platforms like TikTok raises significant concerns about freedom of expression and the economic viability of local creators. While regulation is necessary for cultural alignment, it should not stifle creativity or the digital economy. A balanced approach is essential to ensure that creators can thrive while adhering to local norms.
